When running Nikto with a source script the interactive features chomp characters off stdin.
Obviously this isn't a desirable feature for batch runs, so Nikto should either check for the host being a tty, allow the user to disable interactivity or buffer up all of stdin at initiation.
[Originally reported by Serge van den Boom]
When running Nikto with a source script the interactive features chomp characters off stdin.
Obviously this isn't a desirable feature for batch runs, so Nikto should either check for the host being a tty, allow the user to disable interactivity or buffer up all of stdin at initiation.